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Using this could be wonderful for creating tense, atmospheric soundscapes for a movie or video. Overall, this plugin is perfect for anyone willing to explore the potential of a synth without having to learn to play that yourself a lot of which is physically impossible, anyway.

Download: Mucoder. Here we have another free plugin from U-he. This is a stripped back version of the FilterscapeVA and comes with one filter, one envelope, two LFOs and one oscillator.

Some of the features on this plugin include:. All sounds happen inside this plugin. This is great for experimentation and fantastic when used together with automation. You could use a different blend of waveforms or the waveform itself throughout different parts of your track. The click parameter it has is really useful for emphasizing the filter attack.

This would be great for creating a synth sound that really jumps out of the mix. Download: U-he. It was created to work in the same way as many hardware devices do, such as the Novation Nova and Korg Electribes. The features on this plugin include:. The intuitive design of the matrix editor makes editing the step-sequence a breeze.

The fact that it comes with steps is awesome too, it means that you can create some crazy arpeggiated sequences that change a lot before looping round again. It can be routed to any hardware synth or software VST, so the sky's the limit when it comes to the sonic potential of this plugin.

Another cool aspect of this plugin is its compatibility. Having the ability to run it here makes it easier to organize your channel strip and gives the possibility of running a MIDI-FX signal chain, so other kinds of automation can be applied to the synth running through it.

If you like to create electronic music in the realms of trance, house or trap or want to start experimenting with these genres , then this plugin is perfect for you.

Although not its original purpose, It can also be really useful for drum programming too, as it comes with a swing feature. For a free plugin, this one is crazy in-depth, with a lot of cool things to experiment with. It could be used on synths of all kinds, including bass, piano and electronic sounds. It also has the ability to be used as a drum machine too. The chord memory system has sixteen memory slots, so you can trigger a bunch of different chords with it. These chords can also be inverted with the inversion tool, so you can come up with some interesting chord sequences.

Another cool little feature with this is that you can copy and paste between the memory slots. With the pattern sequencer, there are 12 patterns in every track. These can be used to create extremely complex patterns, as the simple patterns can be strung together using this. You can also switch between the patterns in real time using a MIDI controller, which is super helpful and very easy to do.

The fact that it comes with 4 tracks, means it can be so versatile. You could have your chords arpeggiated in 4 different ways simultaneously. Doing this, you could create some fascinating polyrhythms and soundscapes. Even just using 2 of these can get really crazy, so 4 is just next level for a free plugin.

So grab yourself a copy and start experimenting! As hinted by the name, this plugin aims to capture a dirtier, more lofi sound compared to the other plugins mentioned on this list. It's based on the samples of two home-made noisemakers. Here are some of its top features:. The pitch instability setting is something really useful. Using this will pitch shift the notes you are playing slightly to get a chorus-esque sound out of it.

Adding to the lofi-ness of the synth, there's also a really cool bad contact emulation which copies the sound of a badly put-together synth. In terms of the arpeggiator, it's built into this synth VST. Rather than being a MIDI trigger, like others on this list, this one is an instrument that has its own sounds. The arpeggiator menu is very simplistic. There are just three drop down menus; one for how many beats, another for the note length, and the last for the number of octaves that will be used.

Though it's simple in its design, it definitely serves its purpose and helps to focus more on the sounds that it can create as opposed to getting too caught up with what the arpeggiator is doing. If it is too lackluster for your liking, you could always run it through one of the free MIDI performers on the list. The two LFOs on this are worth talking more about. Apart from being able to tempo-sync, the filter, pitch and contact can all be adjusted.

Follow the links for screenshots and more info about each listed plugin:. Do you think that a certain plugin is missing from this list? Featuring everything you may need from a MIDI arpeggiator and then some, this thing rocks once you get the hang of it.

Even though an improved and more advanced version of the plugin called Cream has been released in the meanwhile, the good old Kirnu still remains a solid choice for anyone looking for a workhorse freeware arpeggiator.

Dancing on a thin line between an arpeggiator and a step sequencer, this plugin pretty much provides all the features an advanced user would need from a plugin of this type. Kirnu may be a bit too hard to grasp at first, but programming this plugin should become a breeze after you watch any of the tutorial videos available online. Released in , the amazing BlueARP was instantly recognized as a solid contender to Kirnu in terms of features and functionality. Developed as a powerful arpeggiator with a unique pattern sequencer workflow, this freeware plugin should definitely be on your download list.

In my opinion, this plugin is more intuitive and easier to program than Kirnu , however this probably varies from user to user. The official download page for BlueARP provides a handy set of video tutorials which are definitely a recommended watch before using this feature packed plugin for the first time.

Thanks for reading! Also, please consider sharing this article if you find it informative! Have fun with the freeware arpeggiators listed above and make some great music! Tomislav is a content creator and sound designer from Belgrade, Serbia. He is also the founder and editor-in-chief here at Bedroom Producers Blog.

Kirnu is totally the winner here imho! Hey guys, why does the article mention AU plugins? Thanks — great article. Where the hell does it say Kirnu is free? In my view, this is better than BlueArp and a lot better than Kirnu, but well… find out for yourself, or not… :. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

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